Sentence examples for inbound to a from inspiring English sources

Such situations include jobs arriving at a single production facility, aircraft whose landings are postponed, and ships that are inbound to a dock or lightering facility.

In (Hall 1999), the ATFM in the UK was upgraded to handle increasing capacity of air traffic by developing the Central Control Function for generating and manipulating the sequence of flights inbound to a major airport complex such as Heathrow and Gatwick.

"BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII," read a mobile push notification delivered around 8 a.m. local time.

On 11 March 1927, however, El Sol was inbound to New York with a $1,000,000 cargo of pig iron, copper, and bales of cotton.

The Aztecs had scored two quick baskets, including one after a stolen inbounds, to take a 4-point lead.

The alert, which was sent to cellphones, said there was a threat "inbound to Hawaii" and said residents should seek shelter.

Blekko offers data like the number of inbound links to a site, where they come from and when Blekko last searched the content of a site.

But they all rely heavily on the number of inbound links to a website as well as its "click through" traffic numbers.

Whatever the number of inbound links to a node is more, indicates that linked user to that node has higher expertise.

Inbound link to a node in CEN indicates that the user linked to this node answers to the user who is on other side of the link.

PageRank is a big part of this, where Google looks at inbound links to a site as well as the text relevant to that link.